Blue Story/Marketing Exhausted??? Pushing two months since the closing of Blues oversubscribed financing, we've reached what seems to be a lull. When Jemini was brought on board Q4 last year, they commenced a pretty reasonable marketing campaign. Articles published, YouTube and podcast interviews and plenty of chatter on multiple forums saw this play gain steam, pull out of the basement and find what seems to be a floor in SP. For Blue Moon, a company with the assets they have at their corresponding stages of exploration/development, there are plateaus before each subsequent "next leg up".
It's understandable that Blues "story" is going to be a wash, rinse, repeat cycle for anyone that has been on board for long enough, or for one that is as entrenched in this play as the next serious player/investor. It is important, above all else to understand, that despite a pandemic that saw field work come to a standstill and a JV partnership come and go, the past year has quite possibly been a blessing in disguise. 100% ownership regained and a few bonanza drill holes for a few million shares, in the the big picture, is reasonable and it puts us in a legitimate position to take that next step...and if the market opens its eyes to the potential here to expand an ALREADY promising, existing deposit, that step could very well be a giant leap. I will admit, the catalysts laid out by management in the investor presentation (similar to those of the past) are very ambitious. The company will definitely need the dominos to fall in an efficient and orderly fashion and be rather aggressive if said catalysts are achieved in the timeframe provided.
I truly believe the next year to be critical for this company and its assets, specifically Blue Moon USA. There is no doubt dilution is both essential and inevitable here, this is the fate of junior companies of Blues status. What's so very important here is that management (whom holds significant skin here) remain transparent, aggressive in their execution and responsible with the funds that are brought in. Lower level investors are similar to Patrick and company in that we are anxious to see project progression and ROI. We are very different in that management is responsible for making the decisons necessary for said gains. I myself can say I'm fully invested, not just in Blue's projects and the potential they hold, but in management and their ability to see this through.